Showing posts with label sinks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sinks. Show all posts

4/26/09

type trapped

type in "trapped" on flickr, and stumble upon brooke shaden's photos. my favorites are the less-manipulated ones, dealing with the ordinary body. that one also has sinks.

this stopped me in my tracks.

reminiscent of a dolled-down, less explicit
Cindy Sherman, she uses herself as subject to depict victimization, both by the self and by external forces.

self-victimization often feels like it's impelled by external forces. . . is this a lie?